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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06
NJAHLON c. KINsoN's ESTATE.

MI STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, s..
In Probate Court held az Montpelier, in and for
said District, on the Eth day of June, A. D. lsS7
An Instrument purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of Mahon c. Knson late of Montpelier,
IN said District, deceased, being presented to the
Court by Frances A. KnsOn, the Executrix
named therein, for Probate; 1t is ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein be notified
to appear at session of said Court to be held at the
Probate ONCE in Montpelier the 18th day of
July, A. u. lSSl, and show cause, If any they may
have, against the Probate of said will: for which
purpose II is further ordered that notice of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the YER
mont Waterman f. State JOurHdi, a spaper printed
at Montpelier, previous to said time appointed for
hearing by the Court.-Attest,
l0-l2 HIRAM CARLETON. Judge
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06
MARY TROW'S ESTATE.

w COMMlSSlONERS' NOTICE,
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Wash
ington Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad.
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Mary TrOw, late of Barre, Vt, in
said District. deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that will meet
for the purposes aforesaid at Allen I. Woods
residence on the 25th day of July and 10th day of
December next. from two o'clock p, NJ until four
o'clock p. NJ, each of said days and that six
months from the 10th day of June, A. D. lsS7, is
the time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Barre this 2lst day of June. A. d. lss7.
lib W. T.. WHITCOMB commissioners
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06
2---RemOyals.

Remove a letter from to remain
and leave to remark.
2-Remove letter from dependent
upon public charity and leave very
useful manufactured article.
3-Remove letter from smooth and
leave to search.
4-Remove letter from distress and
leave tin dish.
5--Remove letter from what the
spider does and leave to transgress.
The removed letters form the name of
beautiful spring Towering plant
MARY BROWN.
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Eegal Nutltss.
A LMON A. MEAD'S ESTATE.
T OUIsA a. BLISS ESTATE.

IL COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Wash
ihgtOn OmmissiOners. to receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Louisa A. Bliss, late of Calais in
said District. deceased and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes aforesaid at the dwelling
house of Isaac Stanton, the 18th day of July
and 18th day of December next, from O'Clock p NJ
until four o'clock r. NJ, each of said days, and that
six months from the 18th day of June. A. ID. lss7
is the time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to us fer examination and
allowance.
Dated at Calais, this goth day of June. A. d. 1857
G. II. FRENCH, lCor,,oissiorars
lib IRA BULLOCK, commissioners
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advertisements.

For woman to say she does not use
Proctor & Candles Lenox Soap, is to
admit she is "behind the times"
Nobody uses ordinary soap now they
can get Lenox'
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06

EVERYTHING which belongs to pure,
healthy blood is impaired by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. A trial will convince you
of its merit.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06

Do the truth you know and you shall
learn the truth you need to know. -
George Macdonald.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06

If thou art wise, thou knowest thine
own ignorance, and thou art ignorant
if thou knowest not thyself. -Luther.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06
5---WOrd- Square.

IA very small particle of anything.
2-An important part of wheel.
3-Minerals as they are taken from
the earth.
A snare. Lou.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06
ROOT BEER
LIRES'
IMPROVED

Package, 25 cents, makes 3 gallons of "a delicious,
sparkling, temperance beverage. Strengthens
and purifies the blood. Its purity and delicacy
commend it to all Sold by all druggists and store
keepers.
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4---DecapitatiOns.

The farmers field of billowy -
Is bending meath the pelting -
Yet farmers should not fret and -,
Though some days may be wet and -.
The promise made long years -,
That harvest-time should come and --,
That spring in season ne'er should --
While earth endured, their mind should -.
Though winds may blow, and rains may -
They never should complain at -.
Their frOwns avail not in the -,
Nor change the winds from south or -.
They might as well he gay and -,
As storm about, and fret and -.
j. o. H. n
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6---Enigma.
(COmposed of % letters.l

Composed of 25 letters.)
My 10 I % is sometimes seen at the
top of large buildings.
My II II 10 is a large and
awkward bird.
My 20 s 13 II is an instructor or
overseer.
My II , IS Is % is malice or spite.
My q 16 "a is fuss.
My IA II % 6 l is what little chill
dren sometimes call an aged relative.
The whole is quotation from the
Bible. BENNIE BEE.
Answers to Puzzles of Last Week.
Railroad
2-O Alice, lice; (2) Place, lace:
(3) Plow, low; (4) Lark, ark; (5) Evan,
van; (6) Praise, raise; CD lived, We'd ;
(S) Espy, spy. Removed letters
Apple-pie.
3-The study Of botany.
A. r
b Z G
r f G A l.
G. A i
SD Mosquito, (2) Carpenter, (3)
Senate.
6-Charles Dudley Warner.
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3---DiamOnd.

IA consonant.
2-What we all are said to do.
3-The best part of a pan of milk.
A small animal.
"a consonant. LITTLE MAY.
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4us3le Corner.

1---CrOss-WOrd Enigma.
In bent, not in straight
In pan, not in plate;
In sin, not in folly;
In Mag, not In Polly;
In May, not in June;
In badger, not in coon.
The whole you may see
And work it out with glee. d. JfG.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06

THE reward of one duty is the power
to fulfill another.-George Eliot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

CfecrI Ir-Fn the naasisr Of the petition of
Arthur T. Boils IN behalf of isirard J.
Wnxht. petition FOR writ OF hsbess corpus
hearing contiuuesl uniii this morning 81 9
O'Clock --In the matter % the estate oi
lena HuHsr. spgeal from oriIsr Of alop-
.ion made sv PROBATE Court, order racating
orlsr of Proaeto Court ---- Aiclisau Scale
Co,npaav -. hsnry Coiwsil assgmpsit,
arz1sd end submiuei.
ScrKsi0a -0Fgics brstSrs-. -- Freefnsn
Godlrsf Vs eeeara Cisrk. eiectmept. Be-
eiarsfinu died ---- Freeman tfodfrsy vs.
Arlos 3. Wheeler same. same action. n.--
Freeman tfodfrey - Nsrfin BeNries
same. ---f Feenlau Godfrey vs. John W
~n~liiak. saras ---r r-emsn G0direv ~
Fouio1 -chotfsn. same leo. II. Whi's
W Peter Nrn i~Rweu. s1n1e ---0eo. III
WhI.s vs RaU'of rchottsn s5He.
P3ttr-H Nillo1shbg. drunk twelve
DAYS ia Isii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

so4x pECllkike HEfNeos
he Dzkfs .nsssfissftsa Aaa 1ssss.'s,sa
soms sasg p@caiiax ACTS set sire,s'x $50
rsefes - shs sasN is = 5ksss - go.
slise. eaf e say staeis eees Fsssf.e -
sfs act fsa Is eft Lss ssssse aetes,.'s
st aas.rx 49, lags i-iss so
ssoaG a1assfY aat iassxs.sy 81 'ssse issst
tbe esal.RHtss e whlea = e e'ssssa 80
.sisreses ~ t.s aartss24i ,es9sssfle7s g
fse Ss.fs net ealx 4sege ses4e1 q 81
rseA . ert 0saax tas eTae We
l-nass. & f3s Dsas ~ 8ses fass s.iiA
BEE saass.ns-s f,a. sas&s esea ceas' ief-
afaa saT - fryltsxs ef spstkias - fes
oo1a1llises. Anl yss tls elairn4n - 'fe
q Mit,ss oa t.arieisal tqwIoaaiicas
tsstt8ss urler osfa faAl us 8 sae e. arsa
sh.sL h4s bssr garsaas - rs eenAit-
lss Is vli b. hard vsFs Aasi. e. eilss
tbs ofd sogss wto ss.sfa Purfz a'eai
1ol1nns sbcas Leassty, believe saat re
sa.nassrs isf 2 sii for 2 isks. a1afast
shs shcoies tte3 have bees ts<rg asd
10 iaausres vaA a. en- aa1 = vi.. .
1.fls 81 fr thsm 90 .srsel7s vtFy vide
moral distinction between she eeadae, g
D4kIS IA trying g gst me-sg nn'lef
false Esetsnsss sad that of tas caDnii-
leo IL sraetlng "blnod ne-s1 u1der 9
asst ~ black rlsif.ng uefhot flsafirei-
pa 1i1-tsees ~aieL j. sf aafsDt - IA
the cournittse saec.eis1 ast DAk'S III
r.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
THE TOtLERS.

The proposed daily labor paper al Cin-
cinnau seems 10 be assured.
Tin plate aud shee5 iron workers viii
form = national organization.
The New York Centtsl labor Union has
declared against sunday trading.
The Silvrrsmiths assembly X. OF l.,
Providence T. l.. is 10 bs dissolved.
The Consolidated Coal Cos mines al
Danyills, IL. have closed down thToHing
go meR oat of employment.
About one thousand aint glass workers
at Pittsharg are ont because Of = refusal @
grant ten per cent advance TO mixers and
iessrr5.
The Eastern glass packers have organized
and viii apply FOR admission 20 the Flint
riaxs Workers un'ou. They nunlheg
l,toc
Crate workers - Colby & Co.'S basket
factory at BENTON Harbof struck Nsdnss-
cay for l2i per cent increase m wages
fhev we're receiving i2t per cent more than
Paid N other factories. Their places vii
- ll.rd by other wOvxmeD.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

Mrs j Ellen Foster. % Iowa, i annouuc-
ct a. b. in lil1g Leeltn, tie result OF over
aors
Gen Batter stiii carries bis sgm II s sling
fram fac ia.l ne received ~ Philadelphia.
some weeks AGO.
Queen Kahiolaui. Of The uavgsiau king
dom. accompanied Dy Princess LihmoSlsui
aad fheis suites left san Francisco Tor the
East "Wednesday afternoon.
DAVID +. Iiuler. the Illinois member OF
tie Pacific Railroad Comm .ss,9l. resigned
h,s seat Ia the Illinois House ot Represent
arivss Yesterday. 10 AXE effect April 20.
The carriage OF Jacob sharp, Esq. OF the
Broadway railroad. may DE- seen ~ the
entrance OF - Iibersy-st. eFery afternoon
he isaves the milk bottle ia TIE carriage
~ L. Ersniag sun.
General I.oais 2. III Cesrola Is cOur,ly
gentleman OF perhaps o., with slight
foreign accent Ills natare Is open hearted
and generous aud his friends are constant
~ receiving valuable tokens OF his esteem.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

fou. ANDEEw ID WfurE, late prssi-
asnt Of Cornell Uu.7ersity, contributes a
thoaghtful article oo college frassruitiss
% The currs0t number of the Forum.
Mr. Wars is himself member Of al
lsaat three college soeisiies. aud hss had
sn unusual opportunity ~ student, pro-
fsssor and president 70 observe ths tsad-
snciss and infirsnces % Greek latter FRA
tsruisiss. His conclusion that tlssy are
on the whole to be commended VIII 20 q
l0ug wsy toward dIspei;ing he aatipalhy
toward thsss tratsrnisiss which has pre-
vsiled nors OF less With tho pu5lic. End
has been especially bitter .. Prinostsu
snd Harvard
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29


The address of President WEsToN O.
shs Board 0f P0,ics aod Fire Comrais-
s.oners. printed ia taA ca another page.
contslns some practical s1ggsstioos
wbich should bs heedsd By the Board
duriax the conainS year. The points are
uaade 80 plainiy that i is rro5sbis that
s.itizens who read the address this morn
iux sili won3er shy some of the recon-
uendsfions have not been adopted in he
past year. Commsut. however. is IN
necessary. farther than - say ihai she
adoption - the Suggestions sd forsibiy
riada BY ths Prssilsnt world undou5ted-
~ tsud b Destroy much q tbe uot alto
geshsr unreasouabis opposition 20 he
Board ss branch n he city eovernmsut
which Ass sxistet sfu0ug citizens ever
nince she Beard VS. orsatei
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

The members af smith & s.fuires bsa5
asre rscei ed tteir new uniforms sn1 si g
o'r.eck this sslsruuoa tasT viii sG1ri TIE
vsepl. an opqo-turity - Inspect their new
suits They wiii psrsle Monroe Csn8i AID
West Hr.dre-sfs They visa ~ express
their obligations o. che cififer= Who geuer-
ousiy assisted taem "a obtaining fae uui-
forms and under lhs leadership ~ Cars >
smith shev hope 10 seep tbs organization
10 good sondtlen and rcsirssin a rsns thst
ai hs = Great So tae c.tv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

The ARRIVAL Il the Queen oS Hswaii st
Ssn Francisco has been hsrailsd All
ever the counfry. She hss been invited
" ths MsYor 81 Drs,on - 7isit the Bsb
of Crration. 0na q these dsvs sha vii
- given a roYsl reception at ~ White
House. ana theu sbe siH go 70 England
wtsre sne vii - racsivei wisA consider
shle rou,r bv Her Majesty Nrcr0Ffs.
any the Grscs ~ fioa fl1eeu of TIE
Uaitei Kingdom - Gfssf Drifain an1
I7eland Defender II ia Fsitb and Ea-
PRESS - Tr8iA fszs~1rcs se Asyer
prxs,FsS h,s iust alous shs same nsm-
t,sr n sub.ects 50 bic rasisn ~ there srs
Ia tae knziCm c' Hawaii 50 if1st thst
atcus1 he Sc 6t 60 srsvel shrcs6 sa ria
ba recaivai With 10 lees iisfincficD
especially ss his sahe e-is ere of a mueh
hszhsr crier q iafeiiigeac@
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
the Poor Indl.n.

John AcAdarsious an old Indian living
with a compsGy Of Indians who are now
camping oD the north side OF Muskegon
Lake IN Nuskegon township. was most
brutslly dealt with by Two young Indians of
the same camp last Tuesday night. lie was
pounded by the two young red skins until
they supposed him dead and then left in a
by place, whore ne remained until Thurs
dny morning unable 90 move. or To notify
anyone OF his condition. lie managed.
however. TO reach the city Yesterday morn
Ing and Justice Bearcsiey issued warrant
for iho asssilsnts. Harry SegAte and Geo.
Cummins. Oficers Geo. H. Jacks and
David Mum. deputy sherin, made the
arrests last night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
Clsnrsncss

The following boats cleared this port yes
terday Prop. C. Hickox. Milwaukee, 300,
COO feet of lumber; Prop City of New York,
Chicago. $4,000 feet of lumber: Sch. Cape
Horn. Chie,< 0. 20, 900 feet OF lumber; Sch.
Walisks CB!cseO. 1900 feet of lumber;
PrCp Albert sope, 10000 feet Of lumber;
Prop r. A. Root. Michigan City, 300 O0o
feet Of lumber: Sch Belle. Chicago, 10000
feeg Of lumber. Prop. Annie Laura. Chicsgo,
ss0. 600 feet II lumber; Sch. F. X. Blake
Chicayo, 90, 800 feet of lumber. Prop. Emma
Thompson. Chicago, 2j0.cO0 feet OF lumber
Total > 40 90 feet Of lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

Sense 81 The .ensufs % TIE <ufsr tiacs
on. fTssf Rrfvs.st. where Sophie A'suif
vas Eauaa sufarisz rom too mn whfssv
ard su ovrriese ~ nNoaiHe ateot 20 the
sfsfsnaenf fsat fle aitrx is nov resort -
tiisreu.if. 3'e Tifaeu. fnef say tnlt sifho4Es
if nav aaep heen s1rh 3 -rsort in fse fssf
e IS nrw 81 aefstet ~ same reputable f~a-
pie snanz thafn oeing ssvsrai TeFkiaEaen
ara taeir 1sm Tea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

The subscription being circulated for the
prog osed improvement Of the read 20 Lake
Hsrbor to be used ss a drive, is meetiug
With liberal response and only sbout $500
= reeied TO carry out the project. The
roai whea thus improved will afford
drive 81 nearly four miles TO and from the
Harl0r. aud ss ths road passes through an
attractive pSrt Of the city and suburbs the
dive will become very popular. Work IS
to begin = .soon ss the required amount
can be raised
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

The mars lani.sr la~ psopis bse0ne
rifh the smszfsi charter ihe saors aslsc
1anabis f'srIrss thev fal it corniB~- TIE
kis-s di-6ssr-r is sha fsef thst 6 Enits =
srarrrt ~ rerff rafa he Ewacf ray
borra~ fos ans tte is is5r rovsssens - cHs
eeaf - twartF tao sSr1 rs iffhis
Et1riten Ia tfQes fn sta1d s nFarent
tnv EXTENSIVE lrsrrevea e. le water
ec4ks sssfef1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

laea assstlae teoikef
Il Gank hss retasnes asm Nsshiux
faa
Wssa tss fu nssh sAts hf -
siss. eass ss sess.
g q. HEs hss returned aom -
saer frn o f.tos<ey
4bsf fsasls. gs Ms iaCise lieFsg teok
p..ss ye,s sriay moulag iretn AZ Pa s.
Il 81 fo4elss hss fsiagaet t1as ghiss ~
sai 81 esgkee wilefe ke h&s ecea ga .
sssissss tsiF.
Ksms48tsf Ricbslisu by fhas ".
kesas. Aaa1ay algat tigkefs % seis tbs
f.s4fa.ns sxcafs Youf ssats
Fhn 0sselan. NAa sas accused Of bur
g.slla8g ths houss 90 Ms. williams. Was
este "a niesuiug discharged
Ntrehants are saxiuus.T va lnk TO- the
Esst psy e1y 1ta tie mil msn for wilh
tbsf slArfs tie boom ia business.
HI White. deputy collector. has been
removed from Blniilon % y. Sasrman. snd
bss c4arse 0f ,bs fux Asso iaiion otacs
located gear TIE pier.
fhe Tesl Michigan Lumber Company are
Sc. h0.iDg their lgiaoer awaiting rates -
fksssru points They have hundred cars
iuaeet and side traSaci e. Nocariilr.
Mrs Elizabeth Pew died at her late resi-
dente. 40. fs Pins~rt "Wednesday eyeniu
sSsd 81 gsass. The funersl took piscs as.
evening from fhe residence ard tae remains
wFrs forwarded East Tor intsrmeot.
Jonn A. EmirS0n Nas sfraisned before
justice - T. REYNOLDS last evening" ckssged
with c.stnbGtpg and selling obscene liter
at1fe on TIE streets. lie was held ~ 500
bsii % appear TINS mornigg for eIsmi-
nation.
TIE plans are now prepared Tor The Meth
odisi hpis,opsl Church 10 be built on the
cogner ~ leiiessoH-st. anG Cav ave, and
lie wosk 81 laying the foundation will be.
Gin al once. The church. when completed,
vii ba ihe seeond largest in the city.
very pleasant pedro party was given by
! Mrs. Usnisi Iipson corner OF Terrace end
/ WsliGn-.is., - Wednesday evening Eight
tables were in uss and twenty games were
played PFizss we're awardsd 10 Mrs Paul
me Sedier and Niss Maggie Nc isgshlin-
Joseph b. Cbampsgne aud jacob Heiz.
| formerly Of tie firm OF Beaudry. Cham
/ pesne & Co. have purchased a tso-ihifds
| interest 10 the mill OF A. ). Montgomery
/ The Dew urgo Will be known A. Moutgon-
err Champagne < Co The parties are ali
vel SnOwn, active business men, and start
/ OFT With the hes; of prospects.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

The ~pateut-insiae" sheots are again
hoFling about ,hs Soldiers Home. This
time they don't like it because Capt.
BsLLAn is sn snploys. Their objection
% him SO Far Il based wholly upon the
ground that hs - able 10 DO somstnrrz
else. These puuy penny whistles viii
probably have the same effect on Com
msndant PtzBCE as wouid an eructation
in a cYrlnna
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

.3.s..st.s.s.s.,ss. = k..ts s.sts ese 4ssHs
:. ,.1..ss...r s..as es~eet srst&
sl.s. 80 =. eAst4af 80 - tss aett.s+se
sssa s tse = = ssteps ttetsfs fesfsfts -
s3se&ee
4s.s 0...sef - isa.ss II - - sei tt@t'.tfr
-. - fssa4 - H1Fi .s4 t<f srts tef -
s-ssssst - ssfta Ass Ysff - s lfss te.tefsa
- s--s a tfasa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

The Mayors q Nsw Work and Brook r
I'm sre making u.dssd sTo-s 10 en'oSce
the sunday ciosirg laws IL those two
cifies. ~ the way, What hes becone of
tie stars boom for uniting the cities
themselves INTO great metropolis to be
called Msnhatt&c2
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

NJ Blaine hss happily pst~esi the crisis
in as present physical condition bgt TIE
sla.1 On bis oo0,a continues r. ttliafeilA'e
i.alrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

DAKrN it appears nsrked bis quota
tions coo 0ixb. Five dollars 9as his low
81 fgars. gaiio ths zchsdpis 81 reported
from the Committse on Municipal Cor
poFstloDs vas only one dollar each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

propellers H. T. Root, Annie Laura, City
OF New York. Msude Preston. Whitehall.
schooners lyman Davis. Jack Thompson.
Presto. Ross Bell and Noftaway.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

itiIt. t1a1tt 80 OIL. l..I.i fssart.
ft@sfEt.f iaE tar ehHrt Htshs
fofiEtri' 3H Hi lnfis Ina Islf.IIE A.iH s ir y
fnf feH f.at.-Nigal rtpfess has f'fts.Ha rsI
fall litifDi a. t.l.ifo t-splsit ilNIs ts. ifIfi -
4..asf.a t11l - ltHtlnk hsf. Isl H ei.a
f0t sl.n4 Hrtfn.t aAE ilIa lIIft tI1It
81 ~ Is4ats l0tt aflfIut 81 het Is 90 q
flf sftssus s'ine iuF IfitfEiHr i-.f4sifa 1853
s.s esselrss So. Is. t 3 a. oa.sps rsr. 5alf.
nn8 at arla ll feffFf ffF Na+r HEA
Ca II Rfisf. Ifan.c Hai4stl lhltsfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

'tiitslt H4 o ttfIf g. t.aIa EilIiHeH
f.otfaug e..s fsa oa fs.faf aft hEeHI. tst
tfrs fo AHa ils,se iclfeIt ifeFi.e nsN
Us ffrlfs asla ilsefia heniUs ftfete t0 a..d
3 4a fei43.l lrtfn etlt.il llt..ss tasa. e. 4N-
tr.H Ni.h .hnafa ifeiat fisi Ii kfe ~ ~ a.
El HieH tilt l-aas Aeai..ssi tua A. e l..a
eHpir
fEss II haata afH ~ Hauuils
q. Ns hfaseiiz ~ AZ su1 "A tlsosea
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

ASpgzw CAaSzois's axe is . aul ihat
q Ais nsvly married vie IS S. Toe
Only differences is 10 Tie position Of the
hgures.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

We had topIly hoped that February
would relssss ia gsip on this month o;
April snd lst March hsvs chance, Drt
s. there are bat two more days sbis is
nos Impossible aud "lssfy Juns" viii
probably get along bsre some time in
Augu3t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

Martyrs ia the olscsf tiwe We're burned
~ the stake In these asys uSrtyFs Lire 8
hsll ard lecture. fiscbsrg ilspefsf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
Miscellaneous.

u0wT AND ROOM TO nfET-TTK rBEEE
/ Story hlsrk baldnF f0rfsefg kuesu as fbs
Edr ard ifteit property ia fopa fepeif, wei
il htfd. sifsm hcEfc1. with positive lnrff ffih
t4ssin ana aler- exec. ifff lssflsu Tor fftfef
itou "a WOOD votf. ncsf - fsnsift I've tiocss
lrYm 8weef haffi VII relt 81 eftfe Husf ~
moIe - stb SIS ics ~ tuit = f.sse'I. Gti stlf7
YrfAETEn-A rARTtHR fS NY ErsiEfss
VI Ia eEeTy t9vn end cu9iy Ia fhf siHie a.
Michigan b1sinsss va Tsf $50 ior eFerf $ 90
invested Csil or of aadfess fta NerFfal -
nrldEe Street Buuse. NfHea kapsas ie
tIrANTED-k phHTHEn wfTH 500 oR go
W rapiial - ~ frto n isusincss thst T.tys veil
something eftfg man n'itt hsFt Azores 'faft-
rtf" this otlec lisH
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! eguit1enete hf tia c<1-at 80. aciaus, nni -
found 81 - ho1.rsee fFH
rrO IEAsF og LONG TINF-THE aEsq
4 manufacturing fites ~ - nesr liz cIff. in
fh~ae ~ sen aerp lots atd rHs ~ Efen fvf
frlnE tines ~ rsl we sr1 hfTins ne Ffff Hssi
fai tiss fof 81 h'ru9n in al q rrf lflf 81 fitf oF
eef raias Tie g1DFrrtF hHf Esi1 e.lapF -
vltei iof srf psrposs enc -. 'f fit
fv0niein-st
Tswr4 = BIsFvrs sFN BOOK. roIII1.
y ca fsasassi fas rfstirs ren foref ~ tf
sis~fr7 -trg9sla ifsf -. RI gre Haf ift
v8rs Rsfn4a. ffe frftst 1.rteF 1ae ~. fftiA-
fas1 IfIth fiarif tate -Heef fr.f.ffta tfff fs'ff
sie ota v8iai8f parH. p s1t
a las 49, ess llnfress Detroit. ft1 tfi
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

ne bright nisla Chicago Ma1 calls t
ite interrupts state CoulmsFce bin
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

LTh 81 prohibition. both state and national
is houad - coIne in tbs country, - clear.
-Iefsi4s Efffs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

lue ~ the most tisefaeeful sets thai has
takeu riaee .0r q long t.1ee = TIA, winch
aas secentlf eh.faetsfiset. tae l.onco1 f'a.f'
a. Eelsssnee - n. faf1el.- te'taes' ifa''.i
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
II,sNI1uIl - - osI q z .

Anarchist Moaf noata . rapidly pre-
oarine MS boav 6of another term IN ia.l.--
ttitlaissa tcI issflsf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

ra,er,v s..a-isy re Chicago saes
store - sszss ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

fsfg Hanfee - sfofr.
tgAN4FD IHEAh SeEtlkes ,ih4
~ nsksrf tts sIses $500 aefA
AtsfY. A pea. Ma. ttf
tyANTEp - A MAT COOK Al 4ig NfN.
W 8t,tat ~ ass utleu.ss 4t
EEYASfFD fnhEakffc thftttif tef
" ues la uaffi 49, nss.4.< q sfl.1 -, a.
ID. ites g. tsGsF4ass tsta e. fe-sl& a. hfitstst
h t9f lee esAl tlsif es3s as
ssANIln q sN YoYs akNFff AZ WaD
~ 1tsl A. Ia, U1f las 80 eea ta1isitsk = s.tf
4frANrFn CPaofsTEsfRs Al fkrTIs
" Bsoy Cauisge Fae'ef.. s. sna s. Aenfe> .
NAfANftn-A 600D NkA lN GRAND RAP
W iat sui fne ia tfefa tofu "a tat tttes
riail> 7-1d seag salle2 VIA staiHf g. = &
Eaiuu. utseso H la +tt
sVASTEo- xFN ANp TEAMS 10 waRG. QN
" 4or1a rsKiHsw Auss esa4 feiir,ec ir-
faseu s8sriseu. Nof'geln sutt. afia aiisl -
geu 4 si sullef IA silail asne.us o lsEft ssftfs-
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